The bazaar features local artisans and purveyors of handmade goods such as jewelry, art, food, textiles, stationery, pottery, and fashion. In addition to the shopping experience, food vendors will provide lunch at a nominal fee. Admission to the bazaar is free and open to the public.
901 Bracelets 901drift ABM Art allie rox designs Aubrey Lauren Prints Avenue Wrapping Bailey Caroline Belle’s Grace Blue Glass Jar Farmacy Boshi Botanicals Bracelet Besties Brand-Name and LITE Memphis Broken Glass by KJ C&R Woodworks Candyland Boutique Collected by Elizabeth Malmo Connie Lampen Art Cutco Danes Road Antiques Dipsticle Artisan Gelato Cafe Eye Spy Pretty Nails Garden Path Studio Grace by Kathleen Weatherford Gridiron Classics Grind City Designs Henna by Lydia Honey and June Janey Bee Jems Jeanette Leake Art Junior Closet Just Bee Helpin’ Just Polly Boutique Kaitlin Harris Kate Oates Designs Katie Gwin Jenkins Art Kay Calandruccio Art Kaye’s Pints & Scoops Lessel’s Pottery Shed Mama & Sis Mary Kay Cosmetics by Stephanie Thrall Mbabazi House Of Style Melony Designs Studio Mempops
MOE MONEI Apparel Mystic Laurel Natalie Meagle Art Panther Creek Farm Paparazzi PixieLane Farryl Silver Pop's Kernel Gourmet Popcorn Project Kind R&Beef Dawgz Randy Jefferson Catering Retrotherapy RhoMax Designs Rumble Boxing Scents and Shepherds Sew Is Me Slime Cloudzz SmackTalk Co SNH LINKED Sommer Honey Sorelle Boutique Southern Charm Beauty SpectacularSkin SteeleDivine Cosmetics STIX Store His Word Sweet and Artsy Sweet LaLa's Sweet Noshings Tallent Made The Amado Collection The Beanstalk Collective The Buzz Shop The Dulce Wagon The Fiesta Wagon The LW Jewelry Co. The Pindi House The Rose and Birch Co. The Schaeffer Bookstore-MUS The Velvet Antler Thistle and Bee Enterprises Tired Artists and Co. Twinkling Treasures Wings On The Fly
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About the Beeline Bazaar
The Beeline Bazaar started more than a decade ago as an initiative led by the junior class to raise money for the student-run Community Service Endowment Fund and the traditional Junior-Senior Luncheon. In the past 17 years, the Beeline Bazaar has become a widely popular event in the Memphis community for both local vendors and shoppers. The Bazaar provides valuable, hands-on learning experiences for the students involved, teaching marketing, entrepreneurship, and event management skills to the Hutchison juniors who run the event.
The Beeline Bazaar also extends beyond Hutchison, as a majority of the proceeds are given back to the community through nonprofit grants to organizations that benefit the greater Memphis area. The money is allocated by the Hutchison Community Service Endowment Fund, which is directed by the student-run Philanthropic Literacy Board. Some of the nonprofits that we have granted money in years past include: ALLMemphis, Memphis Teacher Residency, and Memphis Recovery Center.
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